My Experiences and Culture Shocks in Kenya as a Nigerian 🇳🇬 | Nigerian in Kenya 2023

[@TheVeraFrank]

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[@martinmwangi5092]

Single plastic use bags were banned in 2017. It is illegal and carries a fine of between 2-4 million Kenya shillings that is 6-13 million naira or a jail term of 1-2 years or both.

[@gideon546]

@@martinmwangi5092 - That's too extreme bit I guess "Saving the ENVIRONMENT " has to Start from somewhere even that Small. 🙏

[@tvhisense3368]

You know single use plastic bags can get u arrested cuz they are very conscious about the environment

[@hisgracesuffient6046]

New sub

[@angelagitonga]

Plastic bags were completely banned for sure.

[@marywamuyu3185]

In Kenya, you dont just cut trees You must obtain permission from the Assistant Chief even if it is in your own farm.

[@Jafyaa]

As a Kenyan, I'm glad to hear a lot of positivity from our Nigerian sister. Africa unite 💪🏾

[@stevenmutumbu2860]

My Immediate place of Refresment in london is owned by GHANAIN also a Lecturer they have Respect.

[@stevenmutumbu2860]

Now a FAMILY Friend

[@garygreene9414]

The security is high at the entrance because of past experiences of bombing at the airport..... Now it's very safe❤️🇰🇪 welcome to our beautiful country any time loves❤️❤️🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@denisssebuyungo8554]

Kenya is beautiful beautiful beautiful,developed ,great views ,Kenya is everything in East africa to much love from UGANDA

[@TheVeraFrank]

It sure is beautiful. Thank you very much for watching. ❤️

[@emmanuelopiyo6408]

As a Kenyan I love Uganda🇺🇬 so much

[@El_Finesse]

As a Kenyan I would love to marry from Uganda your women are top notch 😉

[@rameau1124]

Beautiful Kenya - my birthplace. Aussie 🇦🇺 here - with it’s altitude Nairobi has perfect climate - best coffee, best tea, great ‘forward looking’ people, RVP taxis, photographer’s paradise - many happy memories of growing up there in the 60’s and 70’s when JK was 1st President.

[@naomiii9788]

Oh how interesting! I’m Kenyan born in Australia:) cheers mate!

[@keithkimiti1209]

You must have had the Best of both worlds.I can just imagine how lovely Nairobi was back then with systems functioning and no congestion, with intact greenery and lots of Wild Game😅

[@SirVickTV]

As a Kenyan who recently came to Nigeria, I was equally shocked. I'm now motivated to do a video on my culture shocks in Naija.

[@SirVickTV]

I eventually got to do my video. All credit goes to you Vera for the motivation

[@bismillahi_arrahmani_arrahim]

Wao, so you guys switch places 😂. Share a link to your video ❤

[@royalregal722]

Do it! Cause people out kuongea mingi.

[@SirVickTV]

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[@SirVickTV]

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[@godfreyoduor4360]

As a Kenyan am also shocked that you guys pay rent annually.😁 I'm loving your content. 😎✌🏾

[@TheVeraFrank]

Right? 😁😁 That's why it's a culture shock. It's beautiful learning about how things are done in different countries. It's also very fascinating if it's different from what we are used to. I'm glad you love the content. ❤️❤️❤️ Thanks for watching

[@davidgathaka1383]

Wow I can imagine how it can be difficult for a new young employee trying to get a one year rent when he secured his or her first job

[@Eva4Africa]

Me too.

[@samuelkimani5909]

Me too

[@teresiamaina9573]

I'm shocked to

[@janicewakio4165]

Tree is a culture!! Every kenyan has a grown tree somewhere he/ she planted either in school, church, farm or at grandmas.....Tree and soil is life to us!

[@snownfire]

I am a Kenyan working with Nigerians in the Shipbuilding industry in a country I won't name, they are happy, funny and high spirited individuals with a knack for making difficult situations seem bearable. They are good humans to be around and I thoroughly enjoy my friendship with them. I hope you enjoy your stay in my country

[@7yqgevdj6]

Oh yes,but wewe ongelea ukiwa majuu.Hapa kenya ni mambo ingine mb0fff.i used to open to wao watu,lakini pia mimi changamoto za kazi kama wewe ndio nilijuwa unyama hawa watu wako nayo.Nikwambia kama una relative msichana hapa nairobi,muulize kama amewahi sikia msichana alibakwa na wa0 watu? Nakwambia sasa hivi ukaenda hapo zimmer ama kilimani ndio hutakosa repoti ya msichana alibakwa na majama wao.Ukisikia msichana alIingia kwa nyumba akapewa kanywaji akizima na akabakwa wao,nakwambia hapa jama ni daring kuna msichana nikiwa naongea naye mapema hii mwaka kamwambia twende l0ft tukabangaizealinijibu hapana alikuwa amewekewa kamchele hio club nawao.Ubak@ji mingi ile iko nairobi ni wao.Kwanza huwa wanaishi watu kumi kwa nyumba msichana akiingia kwa nyumba ananbakw@,kunao hata gun point wanawekwa hapo kwa nyumba ndio wangoje wajama wengine waje wabak3 hao wasichana.Tuingia scamming na ndio wanaishi watu 10 kwa 1 bedroom hapa nairobi ni kambi ya kuendeleza biashara za ulaghai,conmen,wanatumia wasichana kuwabebea madawa za kulevya,kuuza madawa kul3vya, biashara viungo vya mwili, uuaji ama pia hutumia gang3ster wa hapa kuendeleza biashara zao mbaya.Kunayo walikuwa wametolea wakenya bundiki few years ago. Boss pia mimi nilikuwa kama wewe.usisahau chenye afrika kusini wanasema kuwahusu ukipanda hizo nchi zote mpaka majirini wao hapo tunasoma script m0ja.Watu wanyama uliza wale watu wameisha nao hapa nairobi,uliza dere wa bolt,ama makarao kama unajuwa ongea hata wao wanajuwa hawa wasee ni wanyam@.Nilikuwa open kama wewe btw hata ilisiku walikuwa wanabumburushwa huko satafrika nikiwa upande yao😮😢😢.Kama nadanganya ongea na watu hapa kanairo.kunao watu wapoa lakini wengi wao ni wanyama

[@MaryButeka-pb3co]

Bitter truth! Am working with Nigerian now 4 yrs, they are people with clean heart

[@7yqgevdj6]

@@MaryButeka-pb3co Ive work3dd with countless gals their victims.Guess who was perpetrator Nigerians,seen on law enforcement side.They are an1mals,3v1l people. Nxt time you use a bolt how try strike a conversation with the driver or if you know a cop,investigators whos been in nairobi talk to them & ndio utapewa uhondo.Iv3 seen na macho yangu mbili,spoke with cops and pia uber drivers.Huge chunk of grap3s in nairobi is done by them. You f0lk dont hage a clue ile m3ss hawa watu wameletaa hapa.One another level level.Madame amkaaaaa..

[@7yqgevdj6]

@@MaryButeka-pb3co Madam mimi nimesaidia waadhiriwa ya ha0 watu kina dada.Ukiuliza dada nini ilifanyika.wa00 Ukiingia uber ama bolt tafadhali ongea na dereve.Usiingia uber alafu unyamaze. Kama una shemeji polisi wa kawaida ama upelelezi hebu chapa gumzo naye 3v1ln3ss of another lev3l.w3ngi wa0 matap3l1, w@l@gha1, w@b@k@ji, kuuza m@d@wa kul3vya, human & organ biz, hata mada wako hapa Wewe huna fahamu kabisaaa.Aanza kuongea na raiyaaa kuhusu ha0.

[@waitin4thateeeeeeeg]

Why do you say "Bitter truth"

[@GatebeWaGatebe-kk6fx]

Hi Vera, Thank you for visiting our country kenya, Kenyans are your cousins, and they love visitors. In Kenya we use reusable bags in the whole country. Using plastic bags can send you to prison for some years. Another is about security in the airport, due to incidents of terrorism in the country, like the one we had in Westgate mall where many people died,security is tight in mos areas in Kenya, You had to leave the vehicle so that it can go through scanning machines to prevent bombs being sneaked inside the airport premises. All in all it is meant to protect you. We look forward to welcome you again.

[@TheVeraFrank]

Thank you so much for your response. I've really learnt a lot and I look forward to visiting again. ❤️❤️❤️

[@Dabbyfa8]

After I visited kenya I just feel like Nigeria is so behind and we are just called giant of Africa but yet haven’t gone half of how kenya has improved in many ways

[@idongesitlawrence3785]

Feeling so emotional hearing you say such beautiful things about Kenya. As an African, I'm proud of them.... ❤❤❤

[@cucunduts1606]

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[@williambenedict6074]

As a Kenyan im also shocked that y'all pay rent annually😊. Im tryna imagine if same applied here. Its jus expensive af over here. Buh I'd love Nigerians and Nigeria too❤

[@jacoblasoi9403]

True... Rent maybe expensive in Nigeria especially if you plan to move alot..!!

[@ivanswift8079]

*As a Kenyan i don't remember the last time i held cash in my hands, i use mobile transaction in everything. -We don't use plastic bags in Kenya About the rent its always monthly but depends on your flexibility, someone can pay 3-12 months ahead, some can pay twice monthly as in ½/½ , it basically depends with you so long as at the end of the month you'd have done your payments.

[@TheVeraFrank]

Thanks so much for sharing. ❤️❤️ I particularly love the cashless policy.

[@majestymaurice3239]

😂😂 so true. I'm Ugandan but I've been in Kenya for 5years now. I'm so used to mobile transaction (mpesa and use of my card) and I feel weird when I travel back home and I have to be with cash. 😂😂 But that's life

[@ivanswift8079]

@@majestymaurice3239 lol

[@kipkew78]

Culture shock😂😂😂😂

[@afreecantraveller]

Cash transactions are unhygienic.

[@reseso7149]

3 days ago the minister of education said schools will be ranked based on the number of trees in their compound. Rent in Kenya you cannot afford to pay a year in advance. An ordinary 2 bedroom house is $200 per month. Who can give $2400 in advance? Plastic bags were banned. You always carry a shopping bag or buy one that is biodegradable as you shop which can be an expensive habit

[@davidcornel2060]

plastic bags are actually banned in Kenya not just in Nairobi, you wont find them even in the rural villages, so thats the reason why

[@TheVeraFrank]

Honestly, this is awesome. ❤️ Thank you for responding.

[@gdavi18]

You would fit into Kenya like lock and Key, you should consider moving here permanently. There is an entire part of Nairobi dedicated for Nigerians. That's how much you are loved here in Kenya

[@_Allan]

Who wants her to move to KE ✋️

[@TheVeraFrank]

You're far too kind. 😁😁❤️

[@flippixProduction]

I like her vibe

[@juma272]

Tuko wengi tayari

[@TheVeraFrank]

@@flippixProduction Thank you! 😁😁😁❤

[@TheVeraFrank]

@@juma272 ❤❤❤

[@biba7389]

Yes, Kenyans are so welcoming, friendly, ready to assist. I always feel at home in Kenya. And the people are sooooo hardwooooorking🙆‍♂️🙆‍♂️ i love the fact that i can buy stuff at anytime as most businesses close late, and i can go as early as i 05 and still find some businesses open🙌 Lovely people ❤ I hope you hopped onto those big buses in Nairobi the music mehn!!😂 when you get off the bus, you're slightly confused and partial deaf😂😂

[@winnyfaiza]

I love paying my rent monthly I feel like it's more efficient 😂 I can't imagine paying my rent yearly and need to move out after a week😂😂😂

[@Guled3]

You've won a new subscriber from Hargeisa, Somaliland. I left Kenya in 2004. Nairobi today is unrecognisable due to the massive development of infrastructure. Needless to say, Nairobi is the only city in the world with a national wildlife park.

[@TheVeraFrank]

You've said it all. The development in the city speaks for itself. ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much for subscribing.

[@falena254dafa]

I didn't know that

[@Leilahassan-ul5mu]

Just some random info , my cousins dad who is somali isaaq used to work at the Nairobi National Park , they actually lived inside the national park in the late 70s and early 80s .

[@wg1266]

The policemen were paid actors😂.Anyway all the positivity actually makes me see how blessed we are as Kenyans.Problem is we have PHD's in complaining😂😂😂..great video.

[@jacoblasoi9403]

Go find Police paid actors except on Holllywood

[@SharonJebitok.]

Vera, it is nice to watch your review. Plastic bags were banned a couple of years ago in Kenya so we have gotten used to using Reusable bags. The annual payment of rent isn't a thing here coz some people might wish to move out before the year elapses. Most Kenyans are naturally kind and welcome again ❤

[@bellaolum9768]

They were banned in 2017, 6 years ago

[@7yqgevdj6]

Ile place unapenda kula nyama wana grill hebu pitia hapo mchana uone nini hutumia kuwasha grill.Seen some local hotel wakiwasha grill na juala alafu siku hizo wako hizo bags za 10 bob na 20 bob

[@stuffworksexplained3901]

So many positives things about Kenya. One striking observation is on environmental conservation. Trees, reusable bags, parks and "niceness" of Kenyans

[@africanbeauty4736]

Kenya is a great and organized nation, sending love from Biafra.

[@TheVeraFrank]

It really is. ❤️

[@georgeotieno5880]

​@The Vera Frank hello Empress Vera, I am very glad that you love my beloved country Kenya. Yes indeed, my beloved country Kenya is highly blessed with breath taking beauty to behold. The landscape is dead drop gorgeous . I have a lot natural all round from the desert, savanna ( grasslands) tropical forests, prodigious tropical beaches in Mombasa, game reserves, cultural diversity of human race, delicious cuisine, and of course our romantic language kiswahili and music of bongo Flava( the East Africa musical genre as the Afro beats musical of the West Africa. Here are some of the great bongo flave hit song to sample. Mapenzi by kenyan beloved singer and song writer bahati Kenya 🇰🇪 Sina Raha Lofa Magogango Na wewe tu. Kamwambie Oyoyo. Mawazo. Mahawa. Uyoo sio demu. Mapenzi kitu Kitoto. Nenda I Natasha Sonona. Pusha. Ujitume. Njiwa. Tamu. Kiherehere. Libebe. Pili Siri. Kibenten. Poa poa. In love by beka flavour. Kamwamba. Lava lava. Sweet melody. Mama la mama. Kwangwaru. Please listen to these great hits songs of the bongo Flava musical genre of the East Africa musical genre in kiswahili love songs aka the R &B of East Africa musical genre or lovers rock reggae of East Africa musical genre . You are going to love it for sure. By the way, We do security check point out side of the airport to prevent the potential terrorist attacks of the Alshaab terrorist group based in Somalia aka the boko Aram terrorist based in North East of your beloved country and the great black nation in the world and also the brother Nigeria aka the Naija. Please continue to your Earthly work of show case our mama Africa via your tube videos big Empress Vera. I will teach you kiswahili

[@williamkaranja9529]

Great Ghana

[@gaichingaesam]

In Kenya, you can pay rent for the whole year, six months, or even 3 or 2 months if you want to. Kenyans are very particular, they will move to different apartments depending on the cost, accessibility, amenities provided, and proximity to social areas and workplace. New apartments keep coming up everywhere offering different tastes and experiences.

[@TheVeraFrank]

That's cool then. ❤️

[@RuqayyahRajab]

Sasa ukilipa

[@dennismacdenniton7877]

Sa utalipaje mwaka mzima ilhali unaeza pata kazi kwingine...tena uanze kudaishadaisha pesa zako mmmmh

[@teresiamaina9573]

@@dennismacdenniton7877 aki

[@coolcentbigman2542]

Pls what is the cost of an apartment in Kenya I am looking forward to relocating to Kenya.

[@elijahwanyonyi4548]

Am a Kenyan and I'll visit Nigeria soon,i love Nigeria its representing Africa in many global stages,entertainment and sports.Kudos Nigeria

[@Big_J6572]

Excellent job! I'm delighted to hear that you chose to explore Kenya. Ensuring airport security is an utmost priority due to past incidents of terrorist attacks in different parts of Kenya, making it crucial to safeguard both our citizens and visiting tourists.

[@kenyanbee753]

The security check outside the airport gate makes sense to me because not everyone that gets into the compound is traveling.

[@TheVeraFrank]

That's totally true.

[@KelvinKim-desu]

Karibu Tena. We have a strong tourist culture in Kenya but what we didn't have is our brothers and sisters across the continent being regular visitors. It is great to see that becoming a thing now and I hope it gets easier for Africans to visit African countries so we can get to see our continent. Great job on your presentation. You write and speak well.

[@licioussamuels]

Even in rural areas mpesa rules.. funfact: mobile money wa invented in Kenya as a way for city dwellers to send money to families in villages upcountry. Honestly I can't remember when i last had cash on me.. I only use mpesa

[@TheVeraFrank]

That's cool. ❤️❤️

[@likatalikata3823]

Airport security check: To get category 1 status to enable direct flights to the US from JKIA, certain security measures had to be taken given the airport is situated in a region known for terror attacks. Security is taken rather seriously everywhere. Almost all properties have guards and scanners everywhere.

[@TheVeraFrank]

It's really good that these measures are put in place for safety.

[@TheTororist]

yeah but the gate security check is unique to us. i dont know anywhere else that does that. passengers coming out at the gate. ethiopiadont do that and they have category 1 and are just north of us with similar issues with somalia

[@ProphetWilfredNgwanyi_2023.]

Hi Vera Karibu tena(Welcome back) to Kenya, you are our brethren. Naija movies are always loved in our country; they are always played in our local TV stations.

[@huututu]

Single use plastic bags are completely illegal throughout Kenya. Being caught with one carries a seven year jail term

[@TheVeraFrank]

Woah! 😮 7 years. 😮

[@saidibrahim5931]

You just pay $1 to the police if caught that's it

[@huututu]

@@saidibrahim5931 when did you last see the polythene paper bags anywhere? You don't have to malign the name of the police just so that you be seen to be saying something We can't even remember how the plastic bags looked like

[@saidibrahim5931]

@@huututu Yes I agree with you, some people they bring it from Uganda, but instead of spending years in Prison for a small mistake just pay the police like you do when they catch you after 12am(saa mbaya)

[@huututu]

@@saidibrahim5931 so when they bring them from Uganda where exactly do they use them because we don't get to see them? I for one can't even remember how a paper bag looked like

[@luhyalanguageandculture]

Hi Vera, KZbin recommended this video to me. Maybe because I'm Kenyan 😊. Thank you for acknowledging my country Kenya. I laughed when you said that you went straight to the driver's seat anf presumed it to be the passenger's seat. I'm honestly surprised as well that the steering is on the left hand side in Nigerian vehicles. I didn't know. You earned yourself a brand new subscriber from Kenya. Karibu tena Kenya. I hope you picked a few words in Swahili😊

[@TheVeraFrank]

Thanks so much for watching and subscribing too. I'm glad you've learnt something new about Nigeria too. 😁😁 That's the beauty of sharing experiences like this one. I had a wonderful time in your country and hope to visit again. Asante Sana ❤️❤️😁😁.

[@alvisngeno4039]

For the security at first Entrance, my guess is you would better neutralise any threat outside the Airport than manage it inside the Airport, Great review❤

[@samsonsumba7875]

You are adorable in your presentation, very fair and open to learning. I never knew your channel but today I become your number 1 subscriber. I am a Kenyan and love Nigeria especially Yemi Alade, Ayrr Star, Chidinma music

[@TheVeraFrank]

Thank you so much for the kind words, and thank you for subscribing ❤️❤️. Yes!!!! I actually love their music too. Afrobeats is a vibe, always. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@rahel-shee]

I ain't bragging but Kenyans love kind, caring and loving people naturally. A lovely lady like u they can take a bullet for u for appreciating and respcting them. You can tell on the comment section how much they love u for free❤❤

[@gekota]

Kenya banned the use of plastic bags and only use recyclable bags or biodigestable bags.

[@TheVeraFrank]

Awesome! ❤️❤️

[@nicklangat8523]

Great observations! Karibu Kenya. Watching from Canada. Next time stay longer in Nairobi to experience its fullness. Then head to the Mara, Amboseli and the Coast. You will appreciate more the beauty of Kanya.

[@TheVeraFrank]

Asante Sana. & thank you so much for watching. I sure will stay longer next time. I have to. 😁

[@alexraymonds1738]

Thank you Vera for your very interesting video on your culture shock for Kenya. Nigerians visiting Kenya often picks out these other culture shocks: 1. No generators being used for electricity, 2. Robust and varied public transport - with the Matatu mini buses standing out coz of the grafitti and loud music 3. Fast and cheap wifi - even free wifi in public spaces (Hotels, SOme Public trasport etc).....

[@stevenwaweru4562]

Thanks so much for sharing so much +ve about our country. Be blessed.

[@alvinotulia-eg5od]

Talk nice about Kenya, get subscription and likes to your channel like wooooow....Karibu kenya

[@TheVeraFrank]

Asante Sana. ❤️❤️❤️

[@The4lifestan]

For me, it's the numerous things we take for granted. The number of trees we have cut down in Nairobi. You learn new things everyday....rent yearly for example. Maybe, just maybe I would feel robbed paying rent yearly owing to the amount.

[@mr.humble877]

Thanks for visiting Nairobi, Kenya, Vera Frank. However, you cannot explore Nairobi adequately in a few days. Prepare to stay for at least a month next time for more fun, cultural experiences & diverse tourist attractions. Welcome Home.

[@TheVeraFrank]

Yeah, sure thing 😁. I'll be back certainly, & hopefully stay for a longer time. ❤️

[@georgebarasa4795]

In Kenya we are taught about etiquette and our parents ensured that we behave well and with that we grew up respecting people around us, incase you need to speak to a stranger, we do refer to them as bro or siz as a sign of respect. we also need to say hi before we ask for something from anyone especially the elder ones.

[@TheVeraFrank]

It’s pretty much the same thing here.

[@somina4003]

SMH! Uongo!!

[@tinahndaro3224]

@@somina4003 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@valerius72]

I think boarding schls also have alot to do with this

[@kidubg3896]

i love kenya visit ethiopia also We are friendly and you gonna love it

[@TheVeraFrank]

I would absolutely love to. Ethiopia is on my list of countries to visit. Thank you so much for watching. ❤️❤️

[@samuelgithinji7808]

Karibu Kenya. Normally we pay rent monthly but we can pay a few months/years upfront if we so desire. Plastic bags were banned a few years ago for environmental considerations. Going cashless especially while dealing with the government is in a bid to fight corruption since the money trail can easily be tracked. .

[@TheVeraFrank]

Asante Sana. ❤️ These actually make sense especially the "going cashless" to curb corruption. Honestly, I love the systems put in place to make Kenya a better society. 👍

[@ericlouve5992]

Vera, ur eloquence is surprising from nigerian people. Most of nigerian get remarkable english accent. So delighted to learn much about kenya. I wish i had visited Kenya on my way to South africa in the past years

[@gerry9526]

Hey.. We Kenyans are hospitable people, its part n parcel of our culture. Planting trees is also instilled right away from primary school so its purposely done. Security checks; We've really suffered as a country bcoz of our hospitality by way of terrorists attacks/ bombs etc and so Kenyan governments have really invested in security across the country.. Its a pity you didn't stay for a longer period of time.. You'd have realised Kenyans Loooove their country.

[@TheVeraFrank]

Thanks so much for your response. ❤️ I plan on staying longer next time. 😁

[@georgehosea139]

You are welcome again, love you so much

[@NoFutureMG]

Mobile money is the main payment method in Kenya. Specifically M-PESA

[@ngunjiridavid7566]

Welcome back to Kenya and sample our countryside to see our massive tea farms, wildlife, amazing landscape especially the great Rift Valley and Mt Kenya. You've just earned a new subscriber

[@lifehacks1019]

The friendly police aspect in my opinion and as you rightly put it is the fact that Kenya being a touristic hotspot, people skills are very vital even by the police. Granted, police everywhere don't have a good reputation even in Kenya. The Kenya Police Service is subdivided into several units to handle different aspects of human interactions. Apart from the general patrol and traffic police units, there are; Tourism Police, Diplomatic Police, Airport Police,Railway Police, Port Police Units with specialized skills to cater to those segments of society and operations. As such, you are likely to encounter more friendlier police at the airport unit than may be those from the traffic unit for obvious reasons.

[@TheVeraFrank]

This explanation totally makes sense. I still applaud the Airport police for doing their job well. They honestly made me feel safe. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@official_mikebreezzy]

Just earned a new sub..😊💜we always feel wow when our country is being appreciated..welcome more🥰

[@TheVeraFrank]

Thank you so much for subscribing, and I'm happy you like the video. ❤️❤️

[@nineclanculture]

Why the "air quotes" though! Kenya is truly a tourism hub ... Great content 🤩🤩

[@gabiesanchez8943]

It's because we have other bigger tourism hubs in Africa like Egypt, Morocco, South Africa, Tanzania, Namibia, etc. that receive more tourists than Kenya.

[@davidmorema1699]

Secondly Rwanda is the first country in East Africa to ban common use of plastics as they were an environmental eye sore. Kenya followed suit and that has greatly improved our environment. Thirdly, we host the United Nations Environment HQ here in Nairobi Kenya and its important that we take the lead in making the world 🌍 go green and this is why you see trees all over Nairobi Kenya

[@sourceautogarage2282]

Feeling happy about the review about the security at the gate its all about facial recognition software at the gate it will alert security if your a wanted fellow and also for the car to be scanned its actually a good thing

[@marvinlukulu]

Kenya's tree cover had drastically reduced to below 10%. That's why the President set that ambitious target. And yes kids in school will have 4K clubs where they will participate in planting trees and nurturing them.

[@TheVeraFrank]

That's awesome. Protecting the environment is a top priority

[@officialvanny]

It will be nice to input cost of trips in these videos as well. I schooled in Nairobi and i must say its a beautiful place with beautiful weather.

[@TheVeraFrank]

Yes, sure thing. I plan on doing a separate video for that. & yes, Nairobi is really beautiful. ❤️

[@fredopere7134]

Rent in Kenya is CHARGED monthly. However you are free to pay it quarterly or annually. Mostly landlords would actually prefer the annual option

[@bubblysky3593]

In Kenya you can pay rent for one, two, three or six or one year depending on your financial ability. Some do default and pay after the fact. As to why we have security check outside the Airport ask Al Shabab

[@otisfunny2201]

I officially subscribe to this channel due to your honesty,I am a Kenyan

[@TheVeraFrank]

Thank you so much for subscribing. ❤️❤️❤️

[@TheVeraFrank]

Welcome to my channel & thanks for watching 😘. Where are you watching from? I’d love to know. 😁

[@rexmajoong5145]

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[@francismusakaliwanga]

Thank you for this, welcome back

[@TheVeraFrank]

Thank you so much. ❤️❤️❤️

[@untamedkenya1656]

At the airport entrance the security checks are necessary. The car is checked of weapons as you are scanned also on the right side. This to protect the population inside the airport for it has more than 500 companies and hotels in the airport perimeter.

[@isabellahchemutai6737]

Wooow Thank you. For visiting Kenya and welcome any time❤

[@Its_Nyangi]

I think most Kenyans are used to paying monthly. Rent in Nairobi is very expensive for you to pay yearly/annually with a deposit. Paying monthly also allows someone to change houses with ease when the need arises.

[@juniordreadwachira]

Haha outside security check at😂 Jkia ,fire arms control

[@Missmops]

As an aged person i dont ever recall ever paying rent annually. Its never happened in Kenya. We get paid monthly and thereofe budget our expenses on a monthly basis. Its the norm here. Also our rent is on the higher side. An annual rental may seem overwhelming for most of us. Also what happens if you want to leave mid year, do you forego your rent for the remaining part of the year? In terms of plastic bags we havent used those for years throughout the country. We have also gone cashless though you can still use money but not so frequent

[@jacksonsitoya2424]

Wow! Thank you for visiting our country and welcome again! Hearing someone speak so positively of my country almost made me emotional! We are a great country and we will keep rising higher and higher. The extra security measures were necessitated by the heinous acts of terrorism that we had faced in the past. We use reusable non-plastic bags as the plastic bags are prohibited by our National Environment Management Authority (NEMA); it is actually a offense worth prosecution in court which could attract a hefty penalty/fine. I am shocked that you guys in Nigeria pay rent annually! Wow!

[@afrikan2012]

Cops do that to ensure you know about your channel and not faking it. This is refreshing to see someone praising our hood.

[@TheVeraFrank]

Yeah, sure thing. It's their job to interrogate foreigners. I just loved their friendly approach to it. ❤️❤️ I'm glad you love the video. 😁

[@maggie_dee]

We did have plastic bags but the government changed it a few years before covid due to pollution.The bags are actually paid for but it’s re-usable whenever 😊

[@its_momanyi]

Thank you for visiting Kenya, for that I have subscribed. 1. Being friendly and nice is our number one weakness as Kenyans 2. In Kenya cashless transactions are taking over especially Mobile money is used to the last village.

[@TheVeraFrank]

Thank you so much for subscribing. 1. It's a beautiful trait 😁😁. 2. It's absolutely impressive that cashless transactions have been adopted nationwide. 👏 Thank you for watching.

[@Lovecoffe-i8i]

My sister you are such a sweetheart beautiful gorgeous you spoke well that’s why Kenyan love Nigerian Kenya welcome you with a open arms come back again and again hakuna matata bye❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@danlikavo]

Am really impressed by your video coverage, you’re a talented KZbinr. Keep going

[@TheVeraFrank]

Thank you so much. ❤️❤️

[@virginiahwanjiku3580]

It’s not only in government facilities that we go cashless,but even in hospital facilities,restaurants and different departments all around😊

[@rowneyo1]

Kenya's geolocation is very unique in that most of our neighbours are not politically stable or are in war. We have also been victims of terrorist attacks and with that we take our security very seriously especially in places that may be targets e.g.Malls, Airports, Government buildings etc...hence the reason for the extra security measures. Plastic bags are actually prohibited.

[@elizabethiradukunda1950]

@ 9.20 the reason why there is a security check outside the airport is because the vehicles and your luggage is scanned for explosives and anything suspicious. so those vehicles are actually passing through a scanner.. sort of like an x ray for vehicles

[@TheVeraFrank]

That's awesome. That's why I mentioned that I knew there had to be a reason. Thanks so much for sharing. ❤️

[@benjaminlonyaman1233]

Proudly Kenyan thanks for visiting and please come back again

[@suntanglory]

Nice to see you again vera frank! Kenya is a beautiful country,they have a government, unlike the looters called government in Nigeria. I think monthly rent is actually better than annually for economic reasons..The uk is right hand drive and we drive on the right side of the road like in kenya..With all the insecurity in Nigeria, l am still surprised anyone,even someone that is not travelling can just walk or drive into airports in Nigeria. At least kenyans are pro active,taking measures against terrorist unlike Nigerian government. Thank you!

[@likatalikata3823]

Nigeria also used to drive on the left due to their former colonial masters but somewhere along the way they changed. Most former UK colonies drive on the left.

[@TheVeraFrank]

I actually applaud the proactive measures put in place by the Kenyan government to curb insecurity.

[@TheVeraFrank]

True. That was in the 1970s

[@OvercomingF]

Eye opener to me as a Kenyan that there's alot of good in my country.

[@TheVeraFrank]

Absolutely. There is. ❤️❤️❤️

[@christophernelsonobuh1604]

Thank you Vera for such insight on Kenya. I Iove the video, your fluent English and your beautiful face but it will make more sense to show more footage of the environment. It will be better if you can talk in public spaces and engage the locals in conversation because you have a very good presenting skill. I am a documentary photographer and thought to share this with you if they will be helpful. I am already subscribed so I hope to see more. Thanks

[@davidmorema1699]

Welcome back to Kenya. Love your articulation. One can't even detect you are Nigerian. Kenyan suffered terrorism attacks before offshoot of AlQaeda based in Somalia called Al shabab & this made the Country take security more seriously. It easy to detect harm/risk at the gate of the airport & diffuse the risk than whilst inside the airport and cause harm.

[@ivyvictor6483]

There is nothing wrong with a Nigerian accent or articulation . It is low self esteem to assume a good articulation should not sound African .

[@ireneokellokart]

​@@ivyvictor6483he didn't say there's something wrong with the accent. We're just used to their accents.

[@emmersonadi3067]

​@@ireneokellokartlies!!! There are many in Nigeria who speak just like her or even better.just that you guys always hammer on Nigerian accent,when on the average,the Nigerian accent is better than those strong eastern accents.

[@ireneokellokart]

@@emmersonadi3067 😂not better if I have to struggle to understand you.

[@emmersonadi3067]

@@ireneokellokart When I listen to some of east africans speak,I wonder if they are speaking english or Arabic.😂😂🙏🙏🙏

[@arafsadventures]

Wow Kenya looks beautiful ❤️

[@TheVeraFrank]

It really is beautiful. ❤️❤️

[@stevenwaweru4562]

The security cheque outside JKIA was added to enhance security following terrorist threats in the last 10 years or so...Threats are 'neutralized' before you even access the airport. Quite effective, in my opinion.

[@michaelkmwangi1315]

I love to hear your great experience in Kenya, I may explain that the security checks as you get to the airport is necessitated by the past security threats in the country.

[@Adnyeus]

If you want to enjoy the Nairobi national park you need to get there early before the sun rises, the variety of animals is insane

[@TheVeraFrank]

Yeah. I learnt that. I went late because my flight just got into Kenya that same morning. Next time, I'll plan better. Thanks so much for watching. ❤️

[@Muriuki]

Beautiful review of our country Kenya. You have great content Vera. You have earned my subscription.

[@TheVeraFrank]

Thank you so much for the kind words, and thanks for subscribing. ❤️

[@jacksonkimani3792]

About the "going cashless" Kenya is not thinking of going cashless, we have been cashless formore than a decade and everyone here accepts mobile money including the government. Paying rent monthly is advantageous because you can only judge an estate/house and its management after living in it for a few months, also you might get a new job in a different city or theft can occur in the house/area forcing you to move; monthly payments make it flexible for any such unforeseen situations, but you can still pay annually if you so wish... great video non-the-less :)

[@majamaja8136]

Since 2005

[@TheVeraFrank]

The cashless part is one of the most impressive ones. Thank you so much for your feedback, Jackson. ❤️ and thanks you for the kind words. ❤️

[@kentyjazz]

Since 2008

[@rufusnganga1118]

Great Content...the reason for the security checks at the Airport before entry is as a result of terrorist attacks or scares

[@lifehacks1019]

Kenya banned plastics and to date it's illegal to manufacture,import,sell or use single-use-plastics or carrier bags. Most travellers to Kenya from major international airport are always warned to discard their plastic bags before boarding any flight to Nairobi ❤. We've gone a notch higher to ban plastic water bottles in national parks. Tourists have to get reusable water bottles while in parks.

[@TheVeraFrank]

Yeah! Thanks for the clarification. I experienced the one at the Nairobi national park. The water we purchased were in bottles (not plastic).

[@vingtaout1953]

You might not know this but drivers used to drive on the left hand side of the road in Nigeria up until 1972 when it changed to the right hand side of the road.

[@TheVeraFrank]

I actually know about it. 😁😁 I wasn't just born then 😁

[@billyotieno7058]

I wish you'd make this video a one hour video because I'm so in love with your eloquence. Anyway welcome to Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@TheVeraFrank]

Thank you for the kind words. 😁😁 & Thank you so much for watching. ❤️❤️

[@miriammwaura-vp9ko]

New subscriber...thank you for visiting our beautiful country...we love visitors.karibu tena(welcome back)

[@samuelonchweri5070]

The security check point outside the Airport was put up recently. Initially it was not there. Reason, we are a country on a 24hr terrorist attack alert from previous experiences. So such sensitive infrastructure facility like JKA has to be very highly protected reason why you have to be screened for any terrorist threat outside the Airport.

[@jafrednasongo458]

i love how you are analyising how we treat our victors. I One day I come to Nigeria

[@kelvin.h1892]

This is a beautiful vedio about my home country ❤🇰🇪😘

[@TheVeraFrank]

I'm glad you like it. ❤️❤️❤️

[@koomegideon8846]

Karibu Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪 Land of peace and unity, the pride of Africa. Kenya has a lot to offer in tourism e.g Nairobi is the only capital city in the world with a game pack on it 🎉

[@expats_inkenya]

i loveyour honesty and everything you said about Kenya is true,welcome back again ,we are Iterin immigration consultants ,we offer services on immigration in kenya